Information for people going to court in South Australia is provided by the Courts Administration Authority and includes advice about the:
- Supreme Court
- District Court
- Magistrates Court
- Environment, Resources and Development Court
- victims and prosecution witnesses
- glossary of court terms
- child care services.
On this page you'll also find information about:
Jury duty
Being a witness
Children
Victims of crime
Jury duty
Information about the
jury system is provided by the Courts Administration Authority of South Australia and includes:
- being called for jury duty
- people who are disqualified
- people who are ineligible
- getting paid
- employer obligations to release you for jury service.
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Being a witness
Information about being a witness is provided by the Federal Court of Australia and includes:
- how to prepare for the hearing
- what to expect when you attend Court
- oaths
- giving evidence
- cross-examination.
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Children
A person who had not yet turned 18 years on the day that they allegedly committed the offence is normally tried as a child. Find out more about children and the justice system on the Legal Services Commission website.
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Victims of crime
Information about support and counselling services for victims of crime is provided on the South Australia Police website.
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Contacts
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